Keller @ Large: Coronavirus Threat Could Impact November Presidential Election
The COVID-19 pandemic is threatening to raise the stakes for those going to the polls, should it still be lingering come November.
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The COVID-19 pandemic is threatening to raise the stakes for those going to the polls, should it still be lingering come November.
Massachusetts Attorney General talked about how residents can protect themselves from coronavirus and scams related to the outbreak.
Jon says a new poll suggests most Americans are tuning out President Trump's messages about the coronavirus crisis.
House Rep. Seth Moulton is self-quarantining after experiencing coronavirus symptoms.
The White House and Senate leaders struck a major deal early Wednesday morning over a $2-trillion package to provide a jolt to an economy struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said her office is busy fighting scams connected to the coronavirus pandemic.
The expert consensus seems to be that we are just now entering the worst of this. These poll numbers could look dramatically different in ten days.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker pleaded to members of the U.S. Senate to put partisan issues aside and reach an agreement on a stimulus deal.
Massachusetts Rep. Stephen Lynch joined WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller.
The unprecedented coronavirus crisis has put the spotlight on political leadership. Here are two Democrats and two Republicans who are, so far, showing how it's done.
His announcement comes after President Donald Trump clinched the GOP nomination Tuesday night.
Bernie Sanders will assess his presidential campaign after the Vermont senator's poor showing in Tuesday's Democratic primaries.
Jon says the tsunami of lies and amoral spin from the right about the coronavirus crisis deserves a special chapter in political history.
Jon says the eleventh and last Democratic presidential debate started badly for Bernie Sanders and went downhill from there.
Jon says President Trump's performance so far in the coronavirus crisis has offered a buffet of me-generation vices.
